Lanier Landscape & Hardscape

Service areas

40 miles from Gainesville, GA.

Gainesville, GA and North Georgia within about 40 miles — Flowery Branch, Oakwood, Buford, Braselton, Cumming, Dawsonville, and the Lake Lanier shoreline. Every North Georgia lot is a little different — pick your area below for what we've learned about the terrain, growth, and typical yards there.

Hall County

Gainesville

Home base — Hall County's seat, on Lake Lanier's northern shore.

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Hall County

Flowery Branch

Southern Lake Lanier shoreline — marinas, lake homes, and steady new growth.

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Hall County

Oakwood

A smaller city between Gainesville and Flowery Branch, growing fast along the 985 corridor.

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Hall / Gwinnett County line

Buford

Straddling the Hall/Gwinnett line near Lake Lanier's Buford Dam — a mix of established and new-construction neighborhoods.

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Spans Hall, Jackson, Barrow & Gwinnett Counties

Braselton

A historic small town spanning four counties, known for Chateau Elan and master-planned communities.

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Forsyth County

Cumming

The Forsyth County seat — one of the fastest-growing counties in Georgia, on Lake Lanier's western shore.

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Dawson County

Dawsonville

Foothills of the North Georgia mountains — larger lots, more rural character, real elevation.

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Hall / Banks County line

Lula

A small city on the Hall/Banks county line — rural, quieter, larger lots.

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Hall County

Clermont

A small city near Lake Lanier's northern reaches — rural character, close to the water.

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Spans Hall, Forsyth, Gwinnett & Dawson Counties

Lake Lanier Shoreline

Lakefront properties across the whole lake — erosion control, retaining walls, and slope built to hold.

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